Timberline Lodge

it was a historic lodge, very clean, and kind. it was very good

Incredible! Mikey and Liz are the best! Everyone went out of their way, and with the current situation...it meant even more. My daughter and I had a perfect stay, and cant wait to come back. Thank you all so much for everything. See you soon!

Room was as advertised and s expected. We were hoping for "hot" to help relax before next morning's hike up there mountain. Not hot not cold but disappointing. No hot water in shower at 10:30 at night. Beds were comfortable. Hot shower in the morning yay. Buffet breakfast was very good and reasonably priced. We've stayed here before and we'll stay here again. The lodge is pretty amazing structure worse and historically.

A wonderful historic inn and lovely experience. We stayed in a double bunk room which was very comfortable. The community bathrooms needed some work. Toilets didn’t work right and a faucet was leaking. Cascade Restaurant was excellent. It was clear and the views of Mt Hood and other snow covered mountains was spectacular. Totally worth it to stay at this WPA built gem of a lodge!

This hotel is WORTH IT! We could only stay one night on our trip but it was so great we will stay again. We did the two bunk bed room so it was small and we share a bathroom with others but everything was clean and since you dont spend much time in your room at a lodge like this it was perfect. They have a guest laundry which is wonderful and allowed us to refresh for the remainder of our trip. We took a ranger led tour of the lodge which was so great as we learned a lot and found things we never would have otherwise. Had a custom drink at the Blue Ox bar and breakfast in the main dining. Both great experiences. If you're going to mt hood this lodge is a must! PS: love they embrace the connection to The Shinning!

Rating this property is difficult because of the historic nature of it. It is a product of the WPA (FDRs New Deal for you youngsters) built about 85 years ago and kept pretty original. It is old, creaky and rustic, which is exactly what it is supposed to be. It is clean and offers great service. It is a little costly and gets crowded. If you love nature and a rustic setting this is your place. It sits high atop Mt. Hood, where the US National Ski Team trains, so there is snow year round. We were there for a July wedding and there were slopes in use perhaps 150 yards above us. Exterior scenes from “The Shining” were shot here. If you want great luxury, find someplace else. But if you want a unique and memorable stay, you will love this. And regardless of your tastes, a visit - even for a meal - is worth the drive.

Historical hotel in dire need of bathroom renovations which would not affect in anyway the integrity of the historical preservation. The number of visitors and the prices charged for food and coffee should largely suffice to take care of this urgent need.

Love This place! A classic

Used hotel to hike Mt. Hood. Beautiful hotel with great service at front desk and in restaurant

We spent two days on the slopes and evenings on the lodge. It was the perfect get away for us and our adult kids. The historic lodge is very well maintained with views of Mt Hood and the valley below. We watched the NBA playoff game while eating snacks at the bar ... our team lost the game, but we had so much fun it almost didn’t matter!